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Integrity has a Standard.


serial number: 4C-123

4C-123 · cross-domain integrity map · twelve documents, one instrument

The Ruler

Four gates read each document. The ruler shows one number per document; the dial sets how much each gate counts toward it. Hover a document for its kite.

forgiveness dial
Balanced
All four gates count equally.
4·3·2·1strict Foundation 1·1·1·1balanced Surface 1·2·3·4forgiving
FR1transparency
FL1integration
SL1validity
SR1latitude
The Golden Example
Universal Declaration of Human Rights
1948 · UN General Assembly — top of nearly every version of the instrument · a check while tuning, an input to no score
100.0all four gates · 48 of 48 reads identical
The columns
DocumentFLFRSLSRStandardWeighted
the four gates
Logic
Rhetoric
Surface
SLvalidity
SRlatitude
Foundation
FLintegration
FRtransparency

Logic left, rhetoric right; surface above, foundation below. What each gate asks →

reading the Ruler

The reads under each gate are the kept ones — the two the trim discarded are not shown — rounded for legibility, while the gate value and the composite keep their tenth. The dial re-weights how much each gate counts toward the composite; it never changes what a gate scored.

On a kite, the dot is the area centroid. Where the twelve reads split cleanly into two values the gate is drawn both ways: the lower reading as the base, the higher as a lighter wedge. That is a fork, not an error bar.

Every document is public domain or public record. The gates read structure, not truth. A document low on the ruler is not a worse document — it is one whose reasoning is carried less well by its own text.

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